[jrstech]

Originally Posted by WretchedRefuse

For me the top ones were:
- Disable Active Sound Design
- B&W Surround Sound options
- Auto Start/Stop memory (this may not work in newer models/firmware)
- Custom ambient lighting colors (ProTool is way better than Bimmercode for this, but you can use Bimmercode if you invest the time to calculate hex values for each color)
- Comfort Plus
- Lane Change Assist
- Disabled the nag to keep my hands on the wheel when using Driver Assistance

I've coded other things as well but these are the ones I personally find most useful. You can find instructions for all of these and more by searching the Forum.

I usually use either an ENET cable or Kies Wi-Fi adapter since coding over Bluetooth is so infernally slow.

Can you use Bimmercode (expert mode) to disable the nag to keep hands on the wheel when using Driver Assistance?

[zvery777]

Originally Posted by BMW_E_F_G

Hi mate,

Here is a list of what I've coded to my M550i;


Driving modes: comfort plus, eco pro plus, eco pro individual
M5 theme on my main control display
200mph/330kmh cluster (Alpina with additional logo's also possible)
Extra sound options such as; theatre mode, lounge mode, studio mode etc.
Headlight eyebrows always on (DRL)
Mirror turn signals always on (DRL)
Video in motion
Start animation to M-style (main control display)
RR warning chime
Acoustic lock confirmation (Some European models don't have this option)
Eco pro routing
X-drive screen
Carwash view in PDC mode
Coded ASD off (Active sound design, produces artificial engine sound trough your speakers in your car. Extremely annoying when you have an additional trunk sub installed)
Coded temperature gauge to the TPMS-monitor
Apple audio enhancement
Fullscreen Apple Carplay
Rainbow effect ambient lightning


This is for sure not the complete list of my codings. I do not remember them anymore.

If someone want to code something from this list just contact me.

Or just ask for a specific coding, maybe I can help you with that too.

Greets,
Taylyan

Did you use Pro Tool to code? Where can I get my hands on it?

[WretchedRefuse]

Originally Posted by jrstech

Can you use Bimmercode (expert mode) to disable the nag to keep hands on the wheel when using Driver Assistance?

I think so; you are right that it requires Expert Mode. Look at post #55 on this thread. That post talks about using ProTool but hopefully you can find the same values using Bimmercode.

[Eco89909192]

Originally Posted by yupetc

Anyone coded the turn signals to 5-clicks instead of the 3? 3 is clearly not enough, and back in E90 days I was able to get 5 through Carly and Bimmercode. Don't seem to ever get this coded on the F10, F15, and G30 cars nowadays.

Strange, just coded it easily on '21 540iX with Bimmercode

Also, what is the Apple Audio Enhancement and how do I code it?

[ducy]

Originally Posted by Joe-BMW33

Check here first. I did not have the Driving Experience Control toggle in my menu, so I had to code it to get it to show so I could disable it. FWIU, it should be there.

If not, look for pop-ups under head unit in whatever app you are using.

Hay,

Thank you for your suggestion.
But cant find anything useful.

[ezaircon4jc]

Originally Posted by Eco89909192

Strange, just coded it easily on '21 540iX with Bimmercode...

Do tell... what code(s) did you use to code the 5 turn signal blinks?

[Joe-BMW33]

Originally Posted by ducy

Hay,

Thank you for your suggestion.
But cant find anything useful.

It’s been so damn long since I coded it. I wish I could remember it for you. I think I may have had to flip a switch in expert mode. I’ll try and find the thread I found it in. May have been a Facebook group.

[yupetc]

Originally Posted by ezaircon4jc

Do tell... what code(s) did you use to code the 5 turn signal blinks?

If I'm not mistaken, his 540i should be an LCI and I heard the G30 LCI's are codable for the 5-turns signal. Our former G30's aren't codable for this change.